concept   curses
8 commonsense assertions
Cultures (8) • Western culture (1) • Arctic cultures (1) • East Asian cultures (1) • European cultures (1) • Indian cultures (1) • Indigenous cultures of the Americas (1) • Supernatural culture (1) • Voodoo beliefs (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 curses Western culture In Western culture, curses are seen as fictional, mythological, and tied to superstition and folklore. 8
2 curses Arctic cultures Curses hold cultural significance and impact in Arctic cultures, integrated into traditional belief systems. 1
3 curses East Asian cultures Some East Asian cultures have a belief in curses and take precautions or seek protection through specific rituals or objects. 1
4 curses European cultures Curses are generally viewed as fictional and exaggerated in European cultures, and are not believed to have real power. 1
5 curses Indian cultures Some Indian cultures believe in curses and perform rituals to ward off their effects. 1
6 curses Indigenous cultures of the Americas Some Indigenous cultures in the Americas believe in curses connected to nature and ancestors. 1
7 curses Supernatural culture Curses are taken seriously in supernatural culture and are believed to have genuine impacts. 1
8 curses Voodoo beliefs Voodoo practitioners believe curses have real power and can bring harm to others during rituals. 1